Sentence examples for it corresponds in from inspiring English sources

However, it corresponds in here to a 'read' pulse with a small pulse amplitude in studies of memory and learning devices [24, 25].

It corresponds in such directly to the provision for 'evaluation of the potential consequences of each adverse effect, if it occurs' of the Directive 2001/18/EC [2].

It corresponds in this area to the SAVANNA chromosomal form previously defined by Coluzzi et al. [ 1].

This is not striking at all since, even if dN is estimated from DNA sequence, it corresponds in fine to changes in amino acid sequence, so that the "species signature" is but a subset of the amino acid changes resulting from non-synonymous substitutions (dN).

Of these 115 draft genomes, 2 were discarded because of the poor quality of assembly and 1 was discarded because it corresponded in fact to the more distant species K. oxytoca.

By moving across the length scales we show that this value is also valid at the nanoscale as it corresponds to the in-plane breathing mode of graphene that is present in both PAN-based fibres and monolayer graphene.

(The binding energy is negative, so a decrease in it corresponds to an increase in its magnitude).

It corresponds to changes in the styrene concentration in the liquid phase in the range of 0.04 3.33 mg l−1, which is far below the range of changes used in the studies by Babaee et al. (2010), Cox et al. (1997), Jorio et al. (2005), and this study.

This position is variable in SO receptors from N. vectensis and C. elegans whereas it corresponds to Tyr in chordate SO and vertebrate CHEM and PUR receptors and to Phe in vertebrate SO receptors.

It corresponds to steps in Figure 3; with Fermi level indicated by a dotted line.

It corresponds to Ser347 in mouse TACC3.